So happy to hear about your wonderful travels through Mexico! God bless you and your beautiful dogs‼️😍❤️👍🙏✝️🐾

Mi lindo Michoacan. An absolutely beautiful place 👍👍.. I spent November and December in the outskirts of Puruandiro. I already miss it😢😢😢... Saludos desde SoCal.

Very much considering Guanajuato as my next home, so I've been watching much video. I have enjoyed your videos quite a bit, and this one was particularly nice. You're doing well with the editing, and your dogs are beautiful. Thanks.

5:41 pm from California… thank you! I want to visit Michoacán now!

Morelia is such a beautiful city. I have been to queretaro a few times and it is so similar to Morelia. I am going to visit morelia in the near future. Love the weather and it is safe compared to so many us cities. Thank you for sharing your view of the city.

Looks pretty nice! For now it’s just a dream! But someday

Avocados contain a toxin called persin, which is harmful to dogs. The toxin is present in all parts of the avocado, including the flesh, skin, pit, and leaves.

You have such a kind & caring soul. It really came through in this beautiful video. Thank you for sharing! 💕

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A totally captivating video, well done!

That kind of lizard are sargatones. Write a book!

Well done. Cant wait to start my adventures in the vicinity.

Thank you so much! If you get the chance to read this, I'd like to ask two questions before introducing myself. I'm an electronic musician (keyboards with headphones). Is the electric reliable where you are in this video? Secondly, do you have AC? Now, if you have time and are interested, about myself: I, like you, have retired early, but I have basically just enough to make it until I'm in my 80s. All my family are dead and friends in this college town I'm in are almost all gone - moved on. I also don't go out much and want to be in a place where foreigners haven't ruined it. We sound a lot alike, the only difference being that I have two cats instead of two dogs. I shall review your other videos with great interest. I really appreciate your descriptions. Thanks once again! 😊🇲🇽

Thank you for this beautiful, sensitive, caring and loving video, Mora!

Ay Dios. Manejaste una larguísima distancia desde Oregon hasta México. Mas lo que has estado manejando en nuestro país. Como Mexicano yo me siento con la obligación de apoyar a tantísimo Estadounidense repatriado en tantas areas de México y casi siempre escogen los lugares mas bonitos y tranquilos. No somos un país de primer mundo y tampoco una Megapotencia como Estados Unidos, pero aquí vas a encontrar una hospitalidad como en ningún lugar que hayas visto alguna vez. La gente somos lo más valioso en nuestro país. Nos sentimos identificados con todas las culturas. Si alguna vez yo tuviera que migrar a otro Estado desde el Estado Chihuahua definitivamente me iría a la hermosísima Ciudad de Campeche. Conozco casi toda la República Mexicana y es Campeche lo que más me ha impresionado para vivir. Comenzando por su comida. Hasta pronto.

Congratulations. I hope that many Estadounidenses see your channel. They could understand many things about our culture. I was born and raised in the city of Chihuahua, capital of the State of Chihuahua, the largest in Mexico. My parents were Mexican, my grandparents were born in the same State and their parents and grandparents were born in this State too, and so on, that I know of. So apparently all my ancestors were Mexican. The States of Chihuahua and Durango are the "whitest" States in Mexico, 80% of the population. Although, all my family is white, you may know by now how we Mexicans are a mix of everything. We were OCCUPIED (discovered is not really a good description of what really happened) because this place WAS discovered already) by Spain so I can tell by the features of all my family that most of us have the spanish as our ancestors and of course some mixes. The tribes that live in this state are the Tarahumaras and the Raramuris. They have lived here for centuries but very few of them were slaves of the Spaniards, hence few mestizos. The rest of them were not slaved because they lived at the bottom of the Copper Canyon, in caves that were impossible for the Spaniards to climb. That land was theirs and still is, but nowadays many live in the major cities and towns here, above all in La Sierra, the mother mountain range towns. Other indigenous tribes have moved to Chihuahua in small groups. In this State indigenous have access to all the free services that are offered by the Federation and State as well as the Municipalities, just like every Mexican, like free education from elementary school to High Scool to College and Universities and Master Degrees, free public medical service when employed or unemployed, some money if you are elder 65 or older besides your monthly pension and other services. Indigenous have some extra services like free or very inexpensive access to public transportation within a city, the right to medical service public and privet, the right to free privet education for a percentage of the people; from secundaria, High School or University. Also a percentage number of seats in the passenger trains (Chihuahua still has passenger trains, the CHEPE), spaces in downtown cities or tourist areas of the State for them to sell their handicraft. Chihuahua has Texas and New Mexico as its northern borders. The City of Juarez, the largest in the State has El Paso Tx, as its border city. There is almost any type of industry in the State, but it is Manufacturing light and heavy Industry the one that employs the largest amount of workers of any level of education for a variety of positions within a Company, from management, engineers, line operators line supply operators, warehousing operators, shipping and receiving operators and their supervisors and their engineering, security, janitors, cleaning staff, etc. Depending on the size of the company with some employing up to 5000 people. The city of Chihuahua, Juárez and Delicias have the most industry in the State. One industry that has been re - flourishing is the mining industry. The city of Parral was once in the 1600's the number one city in the world in gold and silver extraction. But with today's state of the art technology, there is extraction of minerals in strategic places of the State. Like back in the day. Agriculture and livestock are also big in this State. And tourism of course, as in the rest of Mexico, except for beaches but with several beautiful lakes and fishing for entertainment or for a living. The bottom line is that the State of Chihuahua is a very prosperous State with a growing middle class and requirements according to this economical booming. Our cities are large and very modern but keeping the tradition of a downtown Mexican commonly concept of a plaza surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral and public buildings and commerce and markets, restaurants, nightclubs, hotels, etc. And on the other hand the huge urban living and financial district towers for business and for luxury apartments as well as beautiful housing for all types of incomes, very large beautiful malls, modern roads, highways and avenues and boulevards, for easy access to the ever growing cities. Our governor is the first woman in charge of the State. She is from the right wing party PAN. Thank you. There are drone videos of several areas of this city, that you could show to the people from the USA!

Thank you for a beautiful video and for showcasing your surroundings. You have shown me a more beautiful side of Mexico. This was edited nicely and your musical choice was very soothing. Thank you

Hola Mora que tal! Soy Carlos viivo en Morelia, hoy por la tarde descubrí tus videos, genial que escogieras este estado para vivir en México un tiempo! A mi parecer de los mejores lugares para vivir en México.patzcuaro no tiene competencia T escribo en español para que lo practiques. Tengo algunos amigos y conocidos en Pátzcuaro y una casa también me encanta escde mis lugares favoritos, pasa linda semana! Mucho gusto .

I loved ❤this video

Thanks for sharing these things you've learned by living in Mexico! I was just there this Spring, and was very touched by the kindness of the Mexican people. I've lived abroad for a couple years, in the Philippines, and had very many of these same lessons become increasingly obvious to me. You must be a very perceptive and agreeable person to have been able to see the hidden hurt caused by simple ignorance---and the respect you have for others is very refreshing. Thanks for helping us be a little bit more wise.

I like your videos, everything looks beautiful in my 🇲🇽. Again I love your dogs 🐕 ❤

Love Morelia, such a beautiful city. I know those topes! lol.

I’m in love with those two dogs, very cute ❤🐶

It seems that You really got in love with the place which is beautiful.

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This is my favorite video of all!! You still inspire me and you are partly the reason I moved to Morelia. ❤🎉

I love your rule number 3. The best. I speak some English but because I needed it for my job but not all of us do. Thank you for explain that to USA people.

In Monterrey is different, we have lots of Texan influence 🇺🇲‼️

I've loved Mex since a lad. I've changed. True, I'm old now & less tolerant. But many changes have happened since earlirer days. The volume of music on stages, from homes, & from car boomers is enough to annoy & keep us awake some nights - simply unacceptable. Add motorcycles to the mix in our town. Or the ATVs & razors zooming around. And dogs. Watchdogs in particular, sometimes barking at all & evreything that passes by. Night or day. And we're hearing from gringos that are fed up with trash amigos! Trash & more trash. Why?? Sad really & truly ugly. We will be moving after 3 years in present location.

That was great, Mora. Thank you. I love the culture and people of Mexico, but I've always been more about Nature. I just got back from a couple of weeks in Jalisco and Colima, I only travel by public transport, but I still managed to see amazing plants and animals. Of course the cool street dogs are everywhere but the highlights were several couples of the huge Military Macaws near Yelapa and a Yellow striped Sea Snake on the beach in Punta Perula. Also the Botanical Garden of Puerto Vallarta is fabulous. It's some 15 miles away from the city, deep in the mountain jungle on the way to Tuito. When I was in Patcuaro last August, I saw these beautiful large bluish lizards called Crevice Swifts. I saw some among the ruins of Tzinzumzan, near where you live I believe.

Love it!

Looks like a beautiful area.

Wow, gorgeous

Nature is beautiful! Thank you for sharing.

Have you gone to the YACATAS in Tzinzunzan?

Mora, feed your soul and enjoy life. I’m glad you’re enjoying life.

Such a beautiful video. Thank you!

Beautiful landscapes of planet Earth :))

I am hoping my suggestion for the "intervention" was a factor in helping those two pups! Nice video.

I'm so glad that Olive has you and that you have Viggo and her to travel with! Your neighbor animals are SO cute! I would have saved Lizzy too, you take care of the puppies, I love it! You are so good with animals❣Wonderful video.

Very relaxing and enjoyable video..

A great video Mora, your sensitivity to every kind of life around you make me think that we humans are part of a bigger tapestry of life.

I recall seeing several dogs roaming the streets of Tzintzuntzan near the market.

What a wonderful, sweet video!

Mora, great video! This was a very relaxing and beautiful video. You have a kind heart. Thanks for sharing!

The animals both domestic and wild are lucky to have you near. Thank you for caring. I loved this video.

What a beautful property, I love your videos Mora

Happy New Year to you too!!

Awesome Mora!

Great video! Lizards head trapped in fence, squirrels playing dead, birds flying into windows, and headless chickens! Sounds like end times are near. 😅 Great photography. Safe travels. Side note, as far as I know avocados can be very poisonous to canines. Be careful. - 5 yr old female German Shepherd here 🐕